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where are you pin being the odds on a romney or obama victory? >> it's a close competitive election and we'll have to see whether president obama can come back in one of the two remaining debates. i think that's critical. he has to show his own party what he can do, because right now they're depressed. they're not as enthused as republicans are and this is a battle of the party bases. but if you're asking me who is more likely to win the election, i naturally look to the electoral college. he came up with a scenario for romney winning and are you absolutely right. but you see, the problem for romney is, there are many more plausible scenarios for barack obama to get to 270 than there are plausible scenarios for mitt romney to get to 270. >> i agree. i just wanted to confirm whether you believe romney can -- it would be harder -- but can win even if he loses ohio. >> of course. well, of course. look, it's a complicated electoral college. there are lots of ways to overcome losing almost any state -- except florida. florida's the only one that romne
where are you pin being the odds on a romney or obama victory? >> it's a close competitive election and we'll have to see whether president obama can come back in one of the two remaining debates. i think that's critical. he has to show his own party what he can do, because right now they're depressed. they're not as enthused as republicans are and this is a battle of the party bases. but if you're asking me who is more likely to win the election, i naturally look to the electoral...
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have romney and obama. what a great lineup. >> by the way, whoever made that graphic should get a raise. >> fantastic. very retro. love it. >> well, if romney needed anymore ammunition, he doesn't have to look very far. why the company in this chart is sure to come up and what it means. a 123 systems. back after this. >>> a 1123 oig systems filing for bankruptcy. it warned it may happen. this company took $249 million in federal loans. if n. all the president has spent more than 5 billion in taxpayer money trying to push electric cars. you talk about maybe bad timing for the president, as mitt romney really took obama to task on this in their first meeting. >> you put $90 billion like 50 years worth into solar and wind to solyndra and tesla. a friend said you tonight just pick the winners and losers. you pick the losers. >> let's bring in jimmy and phil. if you're mitt romney, you've got go right after this, don't you? >> i absolutely would if i were mitt romney. listen, the core of the president's economic
have romney and obama. what a great lineup. >> by the way, whoever made that graphic should get a raise. >> fantastic. very retro. love it. >> well, if romney needed anymore ammunition, he doesn't have to look very far. why the company in this chart is sure to come up and what it means. a 123 systems. back after this. >>> a 1123 oig systems filing for bankruptcy. it warned it may happen. this company took $249 million in federal loans. if n. all the president has...
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could be good news for president obama. keep those gas prices in the swing states low, mandy. >> absolutely. that's what counts. >>> so, mitt romney celebrating today after what many are calling a big victory in last night's debate. the market has been paying very close attention, as you could imagine, to the race with many already pricing in an obama victory. so what does a romney resurgence mean to your money? joining us now, paul hickey, co-founder of the spoke investment group and on the back of the way the people perceived the debate last night, we're seeing a little bit of reaction in certain sectors for the potential after romney win. but i want to know what you think is going to be a winner. >> i think a romney win, one area that would benefit -- medical device companies. there is hope if romney's elected and repeels the affordable care act, then the device tax will be repealed helping out these companies. that tax will pretty much go right down to their bottom line if it is taken away. so that's a nice 3% to 5% ben
could be good news for president obama. keep those gas prices in the swing states low, mandy. >> absolutely. that's what counts. >>> so, mitt romney celebrating today after what many are calling a big victory in last night's debate. the market has been paying very close attention, as you could imagine, to the race with many already pricing in an obama victory. so what does a romney resurgence mean to your money? joining us now, paul hickey, co-founder of the spoke investment...
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right now the vote is 60%-40% in favor of president obama over mitt romney. jetblue's giving away 2012 seats or 1,006 round trips. you'll obviously have to pay your taxes and fees which as we well know, sometimes can be more in total than the price of the ticket itself by the time you pay maybe $100 at the gate for checking in your bag, plus various other things like a sandwich. >> is that vote for people you don't want to win? because if your candidate loses -- >> if the other guy wins -- if i'm a huge obama supporter, romney wins, i might be eligible to -- >> i think at the end of the day, it is supposed to be fun. >> let me correct you. there is nothing about flying that is fun especially when you're over 5'0" tall. or $6 6'0". >>> pretty remarkable run in the home builder stocks today, mandy. "wall street journal" article discussing the dampened momentum in the apartment rental market may be partly a function of the rebound that we're seeing in housing demands. that's the silver lining to the story. take a look at some of those home builder stocks moving
right now the vote is 60%-40% in favor of president obama over mitt romney. jetblue's giving away 2012 seats or 1,006 round trips. you'll obviously have to pay your taxes and fees which as we well know, sometimes can be more in total than the price of the ticket itself by the time you pay maybe $100 at the gate for checking in your bag, plus various other things like a sandwich. >> is that vote for people you don't want to win? because if your candidate loses -- >> if the other guy...
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but most of these polls -- >> president obama has a bigger head. >> i deserved that. i tease you guys about being related to hobbits. >> back to you, jane. >> okay. in most of these polls, barack obama is leading mitt romney like in sales of halloween masks. these marketing stunts cost almost nothing and they're now almost mandatory. >> in the social media world you kind of look a little odd if you're not getting in to the conversation. if the debate's going on and you're not talking about it or not talking about what's happening coming up this november, then maybe you look a little like you're not with it. >> reporter: jetblue's first-ever election tie-in offers 1,000 free flights out of country for people threatening to leave if their guy loses. >> i would go to mexico. >> barbados, jamaica. >> i would leave the country. >> if things don't go your way, don't worry -- here's your chance to get out of the country with a free flight. >> from our perspective, we're outspent four or five to one by some of our bigger competitors. it is important to do marketing programs a
but most of these polls -- >> president obama has a bigger head. >> i deserved that. i tease you guys about being related to hobbits. >> back to you, jane. >> okay. in most of these polls, barack obama is leading mitt romney like in sales of halloween masks. these marketing stunts cost almost nothing and they're now almost mandatory. >> in the social media world you kind of look a little odd if you're not getting in to the conversation. if the debate's going on and...
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and the market may or may not be pricing in an obama re-election. that's all going to potentially change during the debates. it will either go higher or lower. i think at the end of the day, the election is a short term mover of the marketplace and we would look for that volatility to add positions that we have a lot of conviction in. >> we've got to leave it there. tom, leo, thank you very much for kicking off our show. >> thank you very much. >>> so, what are you, america, doing with your money. how are you changing your investments, your 401(k). right? a lot? a little? not at all? we make our tests hard here on street signs. you can go to streetsigns.cnbc.com. or tweet us your responses or send a very well trained pigeon. >> yes. >>> a market flash not delivered by pigeon but by word of mouth. >> good afternoon, guys. we're watching shares of service now, ticker now. looking at a downgrade from ubs. they took the stock from neutral to sell with a price target of $28. the firm is saying while they aren't questioning the strong fundamentals, they d
and the market may or may not be pricing in an obama re-election. that's all going to potentially change during the debates. it will either go higher or lower. i think at the end of the day, the election is a short term mover of the marketplace and we would look for that volatility to add positions that we have a lot of conviction in. >> we've got to leave it there. tom, leo, thank you very much for kicking off our show. >> thank you very much. >>> so, what are you,...
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going to prevent the next housing bubble from happening. >> i got to imagine obama's going to do pretty well in those situations because he has talked about prans pal reduction which is what people want to hear. i want to owe less. >> these are swing states right now. they could go either way. the administration's gotten less what they wanted on principal reduction because the regulators have been reluctant to allow those agencies -- >> putting the nips on the president's plans. are you surprised either candidate hasn't talked about housing more? >> it is somewhat surprising. but the housing crisis now is not as severe as it was a few years ago. the urgency really for the most part has passed. prices are now rising. we're seeing even foreclosures starting to decline in some states. >> is that why perhaps the focus in terms of the commentary about housing is more about preventing the next housing crisis as opposed to fix being the current one which is already off its low base? >> one of the things the candidates agreed on in the first presidential debate is that the housing market has ac
going to prevent the next housing bubble from happening. >> i got to imagine obama's going to do pretty well in those situations because he has talked about prans pal reduction which is what people want to hear. i want to owe less. >> these are swing states right now. they could go either way. the administration's gotten less what they wanted on principal reduction because the regulators have been reluctant to allow those agencies -- >> putting the nips on the president's...
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obama does. he consistently talks about that. he never mentions that apple is the largest company in the united states, larger than exxon. and i don't think there's anything wrong with apple either. i don't think there's anything wrong with any of the manufacturing or the oil and gas industry in the united states. i think they're trying to do the best job they can and doing a pretty damn good job. but i'm not one that believes they should be taxed more. >> boone, thank you. i know your cowboys and my hokies are both having rather disappointing seasons so we'll just leave it at that so have a great weekend. >> well wait a minute! we got a bad call. >> bad call! you have no replacement refs in college, boone. >> did you see what happened to us on the last -- >> i'm just saying you're not undefeated and the hokies stink. >> but you hate to have a bad call at home. >> especially at boone pickens field which i have still yet to be invited to, by the way. >> i feel a little bit responsible for that because i should have gone down there
obama does. he consistently talks about that. he never mentions that apple is the largest company in the united states, larger than exxon. and i don't think there's anything wrong with apple either. i don't think there's anything wrong with any of the manufacturing or the oil and gas industry in the united states. i think they're trying to do the best job they can and doing a pretty damn good job. but i'm not one that believes they should be taxed more. >> boone, thank you. i know your...
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bill, you pointed out yesterday you thought obama would be better for stocks. how come? >> no, i tweeted romney would be better for stocks and romney would be b -- obama would be better for bonds. i agree there is potentially a hawkish fed chairman. republicans have not really been for the past 50 years, at least, a tight money party. look at nixon in terms of breaking the gold standard. look at reagan in terms of reappointing volcker in 1984. volcker was a carter appointee and only reappointed when he was lowering interest rates. of course, bush with bernanke. so it's hard to find evidence that the republican party is really the party of tight money. >> i just want to add to that, that bill is exactly right. all of the analyses i've read about the potential for what would happen to interest rates under a romney presidency, that's half of the story. other half is what happens on the fiscal side that would have also a huge impact on interest rates. if romney were to come in, be more hawkish, appoint a more hawkish fed chair but be tight weather it comes to the deficit --
bill, you pointed out yesterday you thought obama would be better for stocks. how come? >> no, i tweeted romney would be better for stocks and romney would be b -- obama would be better for bonds. i agree there is potentially a hawkish fed chairman. republicans have not really been for the past 50 years, at least, a tight money party. look at nixon in terms of breaking the gold standard. look at reagan in terms of reappointing volcker in 1984. volcker was a carter appointee and only...
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. >>> well, coal was a hot debate topic last night with president obama blasting mitt romney's record on coal. >> governor, when you were governor of massachusetts you stood in front after coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills. and took great pride in shutting it down. and now suddenly you're a big champion of coal. >> so what is romney's record on coal? joining us now, beth daily, environmental reporter for "the boston globe." beth, thank you very much for joining us to try and set this record straight. is it fair to say that he wasn't necessarily against coal per se, he was just for regulated coal. is that right? >> exactly. exactly. romney during his tenure never said i want the coal plant shut in massachusetts. what he did -- actually this event that obama referenced was actually a really big deal at the time. let me take you through it. because he really stood for really strong environmental regulation. it was february 2003 and this was romney's first big environmental stand. he sat up, he drove up to salem and said, look, you are not going to get an extension o
. >>> well, coal was a hot debate topic last night with president obama blasting mitt romney's record on coal. >> governor, when you were governor of massachusetts you stood in front after coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills. and took great pride in shutting it down. and now suddenly you're a big champion of coal. >> so what is romney's record on coal? joining us now, beth daily, environmental reporter for "the boston globe." beth, thank you...
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i think if obama's re-elected, probably valuations stay stuck and mired in this range. so it's going to be a 13 p.e. market. if romney is elected, things won't change overnight, but we can probably hold a higher valuation. >> barry, if i think taxes are going to go up, i'm going to dump the winners. i'm going to dump the stocks that are higher. i'm going to dump the blue chips. >> yeah, you're looking at the top rates going up on capital gains, almost 50% and dividends going up almost 200% if those do come into play. so that is going to have an impact. people haven't factored that in. i've looked at the numbers and where the markets could go. it could be a 10% move based on that alone. but people are waiting for the election. maybe they're trying to jump the gun a little bit right now in front of that. we've had this nice run. we've only had about a quarter of it in terms of a pullback. the earnings are growing at less than 1%. we're likely to have some type of contraction in the economy in the next year. that's typical the year after election. a slow down is not unusua
i think if obama's re-elected, probably valuations stay stuck and mired in this range. so it's going to be a 13 p.e. market. if romney is elected, things won't change overnight, but we can probably hold a higher valuation. >> barry, if i think taxes are going to go up, i'm going to dump the winners. i'm going to dump the stocks that are higher. i'm going to dump the blue chips. >> yeah, you're looking at the top rates going up on capital gains, almost 50% and dividends going up...
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for the sake of a bit of background for the viewers, obviously, it working group created by president obama to try go after wrong doing that led to the financial crisis, you are saying it could be the first of many, say this will set a litmus test or precedent for further cases? >> i would assume enforcement actions along the line. >> frustrating thing about the crisis and the aftermath, the cleanup phase is obvious, things don't get fixed, don't get address ready. in 2006, looking at the databases that contained the loans and securitizations, it was nuts what we were seeing, very high debt-to-income ratios, steep payment resets. these loans were made to default, either investors looked the other way, play is been some of that or not enough due diligence or misrepresentation what was in the trusts, doesn't surprise me these actions are being brought. does surprise any is so long after after. >> i don't think it will hinder jpmorgan chase's abilities to make loans. i'm not sure i would draw this connection. it underscores a broader point we want the institution and lending and enforcement ef
for the sake of a bit of background for the viewers, obviously, it working group created by president obama to try go after wrong doing that led to the financial crisis, you are saying it could be the first of many, say this will set a litmus test or precedent for further cases? >> i would assume enforcement actions along the line. >> frustrating thing about the crisis and the aftermath, the cleanup phase is obvious, things don't get fixed, don't get address ready. in 2006, looking...
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not to mention what an obama re-election could mean to the industry's health care costs. mandy? >> you know, it's an interesting one. i thought those gas prices were supposed to be coming down. last time, last week, indications of it coming down. >> the wholesale prices, i know. no, they are not. they are not. >> listen, jane, jane -- >> today maybe the peak. >> i hate to be the one that says it, if gas food keeps going up, gas will keep going up. figure that one out. >> all right. so. >> sorry. >> riddle of the day. >> infantile of me. jane. thank you. >>> let's stay on food. because even though many dining stocks have done well, some restaurants put the others to shame. we are talking stocks. so, what is the single best restaurant stock in our next guest investing world? steven anderson, senior analyst at miller tabak. steven, who is your top pick? >> my top pick right now is domino's pizza, dpz. as you may well new york the company launched its new pan pizza about two weeks ago. it's performing really well, the first two weeks since its launch and had its national media debut
not to mention what an obama re-election could mean to the industry's health care costs. mandy? >> you know, it's an interesting one. i thought those gas prices were supposed to be coming down. last time, last week, indications of it coming down. >> the wholesale prices, i know. no, they are not. they are not. >> listen, jane, jane -- >> today maybe the peak. >> i hate to be the one that says it, if gas food keeps going up, gas will keep going up. figure that one...
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>> that's exactly -- >> stacy, we're going to go to president obama now. >> -- on the scene doing work every time we have a disaster here in the united states of america, but obviously the red cross is doing outstanding work internationally. so we want to thank them for that are outstanding work. a few things i want to emphasize to the public at the top. this storm is not yet over. we've gotten briefings from the national hurricane center. it is still moving north. there are still communities that could be affected. so i want to emphasize, there's still risks of flooding. there's still risks of downed power lines, risks of high winds. so it is very important for the public to continue to monitor the situation in your local community. listen to your state and local officials. follow instructions. the more you follow instructions, the easier it is for our first responders to make sure that they're dealing with true emergency situations. so the better prepared individual families are for the situation, the easier it is going to be for us to deal with it. next, obviously, i want to talk ab
>> that's exactly -- >> stacy, we're going to go to president obama now. >> -- on the scene doing work every time we have a disaster here in the united states of america, but obviously the red cross is doing outstanding work internationally. so we want to thank them for that are outstanding work. a few things i want to emphasize to the public at the top. this storm is not yet over. we've gotten briefings from the national hurricane center. it is still moving north. there are...
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>> well, early on, as far as pure candidate spending goes, i think the obama camp was spending a little bit heavier than the romney camp. but here in the homestretch here the last four to six weeks, i think it's pretty evenly split between them. obviously one of the biggest benefactors -- or one of the biggest factors in the demand has been all of the third party -- all the third party money. that's really had the impact of driving the rates sky high because those third parties pay at the very top of the card if they want to see their spots run. >> thank you very much for joining us. dan bradley, wcmh. >>> apple is falling below $600 for the first time since july. how worried should apple investors be? maybe is it creating an opportunity? >>> and -- >> coming up, mega yachts as far ars the eye can see. we'll tell you what it costs to actually operate one of these boats for an entire year. you won't believe the dollar figures. that's coming up next on "street signs." [ male announcer ] this is steve. he loves risk. but whether he's climbing everest, scuba diving the great barrier reef wi
>> well, early on, as far as pure candidate spending goes, i think the obama camp was spending a little bit heavier than the romney camp. but here in the homestretch here the last four to six weeks, i think it's pretty evenly split between them. obviously one of the biggest benefactors -- or one of the biggest factors in the demand has been all of the third party -- all the third party money. that's really had the impact of driving the rates sky high because those third parties pay at the...